Third-party bad faith is an administrative process before a hearing examiner appointed by the Insurance Commissioner, where a third-party claimant can make a claim against the insurer of the at fault party who caused injury or damage to him or her. It could be a homeowner’s insurer (if one is hurt on somebody else’s property due to negligence) or an automobile insurer (if one is rear ended at an intersection and the injured third-party claimant is treated badly or unfairly by the other driver’s insurance adjuster).
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